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Bassil's solution to Lebanon's power woes accused of nepotism and unethical conduct

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Lebanese Forces bloc MP Joseph Maalouf said on Wednesday that the power-generating ships that Energy Minister Gebran Bassil proposed to rent represented a deal which involved one of Bassil’s relatives.

“The deal of ships shows scandalous numbers, especially that one of the people involved in the deal is Bassil’s relative,” Maalouf told Free Lebanon radio.

The LF MP also said that the Change and Reform bloc ministers had “miserably failed” in their performance.

The issue of electricity has sparked a controversy, especially that Prime Minister Najib Mikati had reservations over Bassil’s proposal to rent power-generating ships.

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4 responses to “Bassil's solution to Lebanon's power woes accused of nepotism and unethical conduct”

  1. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    I’d believe anything. The idea of power-ships is a temporary stop-gap measure anyway, not for permanence. 
    The fact is that no-one for many years has been CAPABLE of making any viable decision on the electricity production and distribution grid needed for the whole country … and it’s doubtful they can do it anytime in the next millenia.
     Just keep buying those candles folks. Someone probably has a cousin in on that too.

  2. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    I’d believe anything. The idea of power-ships is a temporary stop-gap measure anyway, not for permanence. 
    The fact is that no-one for many years has been CAPABLE of making any viable decision on the electricity production and distribution grid needed for the whole country … and it’s doubtful they can do it anytime in the next millenia.
     Just keep buying those candles folks. Someone probably has a cousin in on that too.

  3. GTF Avatar
    GTF

    pot calling kettle black…is there one industry in the entire country that is not rife with nepotism?

  4. Gtf Avatar
    Gtf

    pot calling kettle black…is there one industry in the entire country that is not rife with nepotism?

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